Nanoco Share Price (NANO)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Nanoco	LSE:NANO	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B01JLR99	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.75p	-2.50%	29.25p	28.50p	29.50p	29.00p	28.50p	29.00p	1,227,119	16:35:14

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Technology Hardware & Equipment	0.5	-12.6	-4.5	-	69.68

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
19/9/2017	15:27	ALNC	Nanoco Fine Colour Film Product To Be Showcased At Touch Taiwan Event
19/9/2017	15:14	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
19/9/2017	15:13	RNSNON	Nanoco Group PLC Nanoco CFQD® Fine Color FilmT at Touch Taiwan 2017
08/9/2017	10:42	ALNC	Nanoco Agrees Supply And License Deal With US Medical Devices Firm
08/9/2017	10:34	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Commercial Supply and License Agreement
07/9/2017	12:07	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
07/9/2017	12:02	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Price Monitoring Extension
29/8/2017	07:01	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
25/8/2017	16:17	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
25/8/2017	12:53	UKREG	Nanoco Group PLC Holding(s) in Company

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
21/9/2017	16:48	Nanoco/Dow - 2016 a transformational year for CFQD	14,857
17/9/2017	13:03	Nanoco Showcases TCL, Philips and Hisense Prototype TVs Incorporating its Patent	54
26/4/2017	23:53	Nanoco - Cadmium-Free Quantum Dots - World Leader	15,675
10/5/2016	04:12	One stock that's a game changer and one stock changing the face of gaming	2
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Nanoco (NANO) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
15:35:14	29.25	835	244.24	UT
15:28:07	28.50	333	94.91	AT
15:11:10	28.50	813	231.71	AT
15:06:05	29.25	250,000	73,125.00	OK
15:04:54	29.13	250,000	72,812.50	OK

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21/9/2017 09:20	Nanoco Daily Update: Nanoco is listed in the Technology Hardware & Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NANO. The last closing price for Nanoco was 30p. Nanoco has a 4 week average price of 17.75p and a 12 week average price of 17.75p. The 1 year high share price is 71.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 17.75p. There are currently 238,224,606 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,344,481 shares. The market capitalisation of Nanoco is £69,680,697.26. Read Full Thread Reply
16/9/2017 13:28	sd_anon: Now I come to mention it this is a rather interesting phrase, "The Board note the recent decline in the Company share price and confirm there has been no change in the financial position of the Company since the Company update on 25 August 2017 and following this announcement there is no price sensitive information not in the market." What can we conclude from this I wonder? Surely, that they are not actively fund-raising as this would be price sensitive and whilst we are all aware of the cash situation no fundraising has been announced and therefore isn't happening. Whether you consider this to be a good thing (they still reckon it might not be necessary) or a bad thing (risk of emergency fund raise needed at the last minute), is open for debate. Cash is undeniably critical right now. However if Nano can demonstrate COMMITTED orders/cash flow then they have the option of using a factoring company. Which is a perfectly normal and acceptable method of funding working capital. Although being done out of necessity rather than savvy cash management obviously not ideal, it is nonetheless not a bad option for Nano (assuming that their claims of a sales pipeline and imminent ramp up actually materialise). The sale of the solar IP could also generate cash and isn't a bad move IMO. There are many, many potential applications for QDs and it's no use trying to pursue them all at the same time. If they can flog this IP to someone else to do something with then great. Actually surely the 'no information not in the market' also means that no potential buyers have come forward, as this would class as price sensitive info not in the market. Apologies if I'm flooding the board today. I've got a cold and feel rubbish so I'm spending the day on the sofa generally wasting time randomly surfing the net, as you do. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/9/2017 10:05	robstill: I haven't posted on this BB much before but have been a long term holder. I can confirm that is me all out. Probably part of the reason for the share price drop in the last hour! It was difficult to unload my total holding and I've crystalised significant losses having patiently stuck by Nanoco and been sucked in by the spin for the last 3.5 years. The reason for giving up now is simple, i no longer believe or trust the board and there is a total lack of information and transparency on which any sound decisions can be made and it is just not worth the amount of head space it is occupying trying to second guess it and worry about what is coming next. (i have felt this for a long time but have made the school boy mistake of letting my emotions get the better of me). Enough is enough. Take the supposed first commercial sale, where are the details? Even if they can't say who it is going to due to NDA's why can't they say the size of the deal? Either it was all made up (it feels like anything is possible) or it was so insignificantly small it would have been better to not announce a deal at all. Either way this last point really upsets me because it totally mislead investors and only a few weeks ago the share price was in the mid 40's as a result of it. I think the RoHS situation has changed things, not having converted Philips (and presumably TCL / Hisense) concerns me, maybe the product just isn't good enough. There will be delays in any sales as a result of RoHS and i have convinced myself they will need to raise more money somehow. Lesson learned, don't be greedy thinking you've spotted the next 10 bagger and never invest in a jam tomorrow stock! As a minimum they need to already be selling their product and making money! GLA. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/9/2017 09:03	bagpuss67: If LO said to their brokers they wanted out at any price its not surprising the share price is being smashed. One hope to cling into is that this a general policy decision by LO not just confined to Nano but across a number of small caps and there is just nothing nanoco can do. Hopefully some LO clients want to hold on to their shares and the holding wont be sold down to zero.. You would have thought nanoco would have stated that though... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/9/2017 22:25	onething: Nano had a stab at a share price resurgence last summer and then came off the book at around 70p. It was clear at that stage that the news had exhausted its effect and the price would drop back. I didn't really think it would go right back to 40p, but it did, and then 30, and it looks like 20 and lower soon. This is horrific capital destruction for almost all shareholders. With more to come I expect. And yet this thread is still discussing the plethora of tellies about to appear and the riches that will result. It reminds me, with a horrible gnawing feeling in my gut, of times in the past when I also backed the 'story' and was blind to the shorts, the ever decreasing share price, the obfuscation by the board, the failed promises, the etc. People will point to the IP (a patent is worthless if the resulting technology cannot be commercialised), the cadmium ban (its clear there is more to this, to nanos detriment, than meets the eye), the sampling trials (oh please!), whatever. The fact is, it is, and has been for a good while, been going in one direction. Hindsight leads to the hand wringing realisation that selling at the first signs of unease would have been good. Desperation prevents selling now as there is an irrational feeling that despite the relentless downtrend only this share can be trusted to rebound to make up the losses. Selling and crystallising losses is too much of a reality check for most people. We are almost at 20p. Don't be fooled by the thought that the price is at the bottom and the only way is up. It could easily halve from here. As it has done rapidly from 40p which was such a long term bottom. Of course it could also double rapidly from here. And more. But the time to heed the signals was the failure of the rally at 70p. A long way from where we are now. Anyone else want to announce they are topping up at these low levels, or how cheap these shares are right now? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/9/2017 12:59	balaura: The share that ME &co get for free are now subject to the achievement of performance conditions (one of them being, if I remember correctly, that the share price should be higher than 200p during 2018/19 :). "As set out in the Company's Annual Report, the vesting of the options is subject to the achievement of performance conditions based upon share price growth and revenue targets over the three year performance period commencing with Nanoco's 2016/2017 financial year. Ordinarily, the options will vest (subject to the achievement of the performance conditions) following the announcement of Nanoco's results for its 2018/2019 financial year and will be released to the participants following the end of a two year holding period." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/8/2017 20:41	onething: I understand all the arguments (protestations?) that the city buys reality, not dreams, and if you weigh up the supposed prospects (stellar) against the negatives (phenomenal lack of clarity, over promising, etc) you are left with an all time (kind of - I believe aeons ago it may have been lower) low share price. And in a solid downtrend. I will wait until this is heading up. I've previously said I will wait for £1. I will stick with that buy target for now ( coupled with sustainable sales). Anyone buying at this share price will be seen as a hero at £1+. But not if Nano is trading sub 1p in a year or two. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/8/2017 17:46	wigwammer: "All the new share holders that luckily jumped in at the low share price constant praising as they think they jumped aboard just before the sky rocket jump. Slowly start to understand the long term headache that is the nanoco silence."I bought in at the share price low. I will look to add on any funding related weakness.I don't have a headache.A few facts:- the nano IP has been in development for 20+ years.- it is the product of dozens of PhD specialists and leaders in the field.- NANO has relationships with some of the largest companies in the field - dow, merck, samsung.- cad free QD is the tech choice of the oem leader, samsung - NANO is one of very few companies capable of producing, with its partners, industrial scale volumes of cad free Qd's.- the valuation is circa 70%+ below peak.All these facts suggest they have a great chance of building a meaningful business, and a share price that will be highly leveraged to any progress made.If applying some intuition isn't your bag, and the only facts that motivate you are realised sales and profit and a fat balance sheet - then you can wait. Cost of doing so - the first 300-500% move.GLA! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/8/2017 09:48	minsky: doubt it. Slippy joined this board a few years ago when the share price was well north of 100 and he was very enthusiastic about Nanoco's prospects. The company then did the fund raising at 105 and he appeared to feel betrayed by the management. He has been de-ramping ever since. That is not to say he has been irrational, given how the share price has performed. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/7/2017 19:20	kuss1: Funny old comments from slippy.... thought this was going to 10p by Xmas 2015? Then 15p in a matter of months. Now if they can get a loan he might buy in! The management issue is an irrelevance to me. ME isn't great but he isn't a criminal as slippy suggests. It's the product that counts as I've posted many times. Remember Yell and all the great managers they employed? All came to nothing because the product was already history. Management is operational stuff, but with Nano it's the science. To say the Philip's deal is not important is nonsense. A first class OEM are buying nanoco's tech for their premier line of TV's and monitors. That validates the tech. It open's up the very real prospect of further orders. TCL and Hisense are next in line. I think there will be 3 major OEM's with Nano's tech in their flagship products come Xmas 2017. Dow have already said they have an operational large-scale plant in Korea with an existing cad free offering. That is major news. Nano expect a five fold increase in Dow production this year with confirmation of commercial orders imminent. Merck factory build is coming soon. They have no choice as the industry is accelerating. Merck used to dismiss Qdots but now they are fans because existing suppliers hate change being forced on them. Then they convert and champion the cause. 3M are out of the running, so are QD vision, so are Nanosys. Nanoco's main competitors are gone. Samsung has made a good fist of their cad free tech, but they don't own the IP and their components are semi carcinogenic. Hansol's scale up is not efficient and will eventually be phased out imo. As for the value of Nano's IP, you only have to look at what the Chinese were willing to pay for QD vision. Pretty much the market cap of Nanoco. And that was for a defunct technology. Really just for a few patents in fact. You really have to take an industry perspective which is often lacking on this board. Have some respect for the decisions of major players such as Dow, Merck and Wah Hong. They know their business. They know what's coming. Nano have made errors though. Mainly over-estimating the disruptive potential of Qdots. There is massive inertia in the industries they targeted. Because industry doesn't like change, a bit like Yell. But those companies in the end have to come into line. Look how BASF are now pro cadmium free products. They've had to change, just like Merck have done. Nano now of the verge of a transformation. The share price will follow. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/7/2017 16:18	mwwh: AndrewBaker: Perhaps, you were referring to the past 6 years. Since the recent climb from 31.25 to 43.75,the share price has not fallen 'more and significantly'. Rather, it has dropped to the Fibonacci 67% range, which can be expected following a large gain. Though I suspect that it will bounce off of 67%, a drop to 50% of the gain would not be unreasonable before it continues its climb. We may receive good news or no news over the next month. I lean toward the former. Dow has likely sold dots to Kangde Xin and will confirm that soon. My biggest worry has been that Nanoco's technology become obsolete before it can reach the market. Happily, recent technology confirmation from Kyulux, Merck, Wah Hong and Samsung has clearly placed Nanoco in a technology leadership position. Quantum dot purchasers will want to be future-proofed, and Nanoco appears to offer this more than any other QD manufacturer. Companies inside and outside of the display industry will need to jump on board quickly or risk missing the boat. As I said when the price was 32, I don't care if the share price temporarily goes down. Nanoco, instead of focusing on immediate profit has given its scientists the opportunity to build a solid base. Not to criticize Dow, since Nanoco probably shares some blame, but Nanoco also deserves credit for successfully changing its strategy in the face of repeated Dow delays. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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